Can a public footpath be diverted?
Lauren Walker, Partner in the Real Estate team, looks at the possibilities of diverting or stopping a public footpath.
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Taylor Swift uses the likelihood of confusion principle to defend her trade mark
Cathay Home Inc, a supplier of bedding and home goods, has withdrawn its US trade mark application for “Swift Home” following an opposition filled by Taylor Swift’s legal team.
Patentability in the Age of AI: The Supreme Court hits “reset” in the Emotional Perception AI case
The Supreme Court has ruled on the patentability of a computer related invention for the first time in Emotional Perception AI Ltd v Comptroller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks, thereby reshaping the UK’s approach to computer inventions.
Field Seymour Parkes (FSP) joins the Lawfront Group
We are pleased to announce that FSP have joined the Lawfront Group, a national group of leading regional law firms, founded in 2021.
Navigating Separation When a Child Has PDA
Adapting child arrangements to meet needs of children with Pathological Demand Avoidance
Co-parenting – Suggestions to manage Easter Holiday arrangements
Examining how separated parents can navigate the Easter Holiday period
